Tiger stripe cattle, often referred to as "tiger-striped" or "brindle" cattle, are a hybrid breed primarily resulting from crossing Brahman cattle with various European breeds, such as Angus or Hereford. They are characterized by a distinctive coat pattern that features dark stripes on a lighter background, resembling a tiger's stripes. These cattle are valued for their adaptability to hot climates, disease resistance, and good meat quality, making them popular in beef production, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions. Tiger stripe cattle are especially prominent in countries like the United States, Brazil, and Australia.
No, the gray fox does not have tiger markings.
A tiger.
TIGER EYE IS YELLOW WITH A LIGHT STRIPE IN THE MIDDLE. it is used for healing purposes.
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Mail Call - 2002 Tiger Stripe 7-5 was released on: USA: 20 November 2005
the Sumatran tiger has orange fur, black stripe and a white 'beard'
No, each tiger, white,Siberian or bangle, has there own special stripe design.
It looks like a stripe-less tiger with long canines but a short tail.
So to know that is a tiger whenever theirs a stripe animal with black and orange means that is a tiger
That is not a bloodline. That is a color. That is called brindle.
leopard is to spots
Most likely the US Army.